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Jonathan London (CDGG and GGG) and some members of the Justice-Lab celebrate the conclusion of their spring writing retreat at Quail Ridge. The lab has bi-annual writing retreats mixing writing, team-building , game playing, sharing meals, and enjoying nature. Pictured here are: Coco Herda, Heather Lieb, Lupe Franco, Sadaf Sinambari, Megan Williams. Sudikshya Bhandari and Gaurav Thapa (on Zoom). 

https://www.spaceonspace.com/current-issue/three-poems-by-maya-weeks

The Geography Graduate Group made a great showing at this year’s California Geographical Society meeting, held at Shasta College in Redding, CA in April 2024.

PhD Candidate Ryan Miller’s Disaster Diaspora Research Featured on the CBS Evening News 

6/12/2024

https://guardian.ng/reimagining-food-security-towards-equitable-food-systems-by-emmanuel-momoh/

Dr. Maya Weeks was commissioned to write a book review of Josie Iselin's "An Ocean Garden: The Secret Lives of Seaweed" for H-Net. The review is published here https://www.h-net.org/reviews/showrev.php?id=60256.  Congratulations Maya!

Congratulations to Dr. Alfonso Aranda who received a tenure track position as an assistant professor in the Department of Environmental Studies at Sacramento State! 

Congratulations to Kallee who recently published in one of the top Geography Journals:  A review of Progress in Physical Geography: Earth and Environment, 1977–2023 - Kallee Bareket-Shavit, 2024 (sagepub.com)

GGG PhD Candidates Ryan Miller and Mitchell Snyder were recently interviewed by NPR's national desk about their experience researching wildfire recovery, which focuses primarily on the 2018 Camp Fire in Butte County, California.

PhD student, Chevon Holmes, received two awards at the APCG conference in October. The first award was the Students of African Descent and the second award was the Women's Network award.   Both awards are competitive travel grants to support students that present during the conference.  

PhD candidate, Mitchell Snyder, received the Tom McKnight and Joan Clemens award for Outstanding Graduate Paper for his paper titled: "The Missing Middle of Disaster Displacement: Migration, Place Attachment and Satisfaction following the 2018 Camp Fire."